NeoGeo X Gold Gets UK Release Date and Pricing

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It won't be quite as cheap, but Europeans will get the console the same day as those in the U.S.

This past summer, Tommo revealed that it finally had a release date for the NeoGeo X. The company said that the handheld would arrive in the United States in time for the holidays, but didn't mention anything about a European release. Today, it emerged that Europeans will get the console on the same day as our friends across the pond.

 

Engadget writes that the NeoGeo X handheld gaming console will launch in Europe on December 6. Pricing for the device is set at €199 or £175 for those living in the United Kingdom.

"Great game consoles don't die; they're just reborn in much more affordable and convenient packages," Tommo CEO Jonathan Wan said in August. "The NeoGeo X Gold is a love letter to one of my favorite consoles of all time, and working with SNK PLAYMORE to acquire the Neo Geo license, Tommo Inc. looks to provide gaming and entertainment enthusiasts with a classic arcade experience both at home and on the go."

The console boasts a 4.3-inch LCD display, an expandable game card slot, internal stereo speakers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. it's compatible with the NeoGeo X Joystick, and the NeoGeo X station for charging and playing via TV or external monitor (HDMI/AV out). 

Those buying the NeoGeo X Gold will get 20 pre-loaded classic NeoGeo games. Those purchasing will get the Ninja Master's game card, the NeoGeo X Station, NeoGeo X Handheld, and One NeoGeo X Arcade Stick.

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11 Comments Comment from the forums
  • Vorador2
    Well, the price wasn't unexpected, usually most gadgets get a conversion rate of 1$=1€.

    In any case, an extra game (21 in total), the docking station and the stick on top of the basic system is not a bad deal at all.
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  • spentshells
    xperia play has all these games for the affordable price of 0.00
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  • Xperia play cannot be used on a tv,no arcade stick,and emulators are terrible,they can be jerky and crash a lot.
    Reply
  • thecolorblue
    another console to hold back game development

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  • alexmx
    I know this is going to sound like a stereotype but I loved the KOF and Metal Slug series (I'm a mexican)
    Reply
  • amdwilliam1985
    alexmxI know this is going to sound like a stereotype but I loved the KOF and Metal Slug series (I'm a mexican)
    Most gamers I know of likes them too, don't think it's a stereotype comment, just common sense.
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  • bustapr
    thecolorblueanother console to hold back game developmentAnother one to make an ass of himself by commenting before making an effort to read the article...
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  • demonhorde665
    thecolorblueanother console to hold back game development


    you just won the "dumb a-- of the week" award. so tell us how do you feel now that you won it ? and where do you plan to spend your week at?
    Reply
  • DSpider
    I see no one mentioned the PSP. There are homebrew emulators for NES, SNES, GB, GB Color, GB Advance, Nintendo 64, MAME, etc. And yes, there's TV out support, if you really want it (personally I don't see why; it's a PlayStation PORTABLE).
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  • g-unit1111
    As a kid I always wanted a Neo Geo for the at-home arcade experience but the games and console itself were ridiculously overpriced. Now as an adult - I. Must. Get. This.
    Reply